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Fully impacted wisdom tooth.
I have a fully impacted wisdom tooth. It is not painful at all... but I feel increased salivation coming from that side. Is it happening because of impacted wisdom tooth ? Should I get it removed ..I am confused because it is not painful at all and also...I have done my tooth filling around so no cavity issue... please help me regarding this confusion ...
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It depends upon the exact location of your wisdom tooth, whether it needs to be removed or not. Also other factors need to be taken into consideration. It may or may not cause problem in future. You can visit an oral and maxillofacial surgeon for his/her opinion on the same.
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Please visit dentist /oral surgeon for further clinical examination & treatment accordingly.
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Hello, I am Dr. Kapil saroha from Kapil Dental Clinic and implant center. Wisdom tooth usually requires extraction or removal. But the decision depends upon the clinical condition. Usually it doesnot happen that that there is increased salivation but you should get it checked by a dentist.
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Hello,
You can maintain good oral hygiene to avoid infections ( Pericoronitis )around your impacted tooth.
If you are not having pain , decay or any sort of problems with your impacted tooth it is less likely that excess salivation is due to your wisdom tooth.
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If the impacted tooth is having decay, or if the tissue around the tooth seems to be infected then it is advised to seek consultation.
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Can use any fluoridated mouthwash to maintain good oral hygiene along with healthy brushing habits.
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